Gold & Silver Weekly Watchouts: Jobs Report, ISM, Treasury Yields & Iran | August 3–9, 2026

Gold and silver could see their biggest move since the Federal Reserve meeting this week. The Fed decision is behind us, GDP is behind us & PCE inflation is behind us... But the market doesn't get a break. Now comes one of the biggest weeks of the summer.

This week brings the July US jobs report, ISM Manufacturing PMI, ISM Services PMI, JOLTS job openings, international trade data, productivity, labor costs and Initial Jobless Claims. At the same time, gold and silver remain vulnerable to sharp moves in Treasury yields, real yields, the US dollar, oil prices and Middle East headlines.

As of Monday morning, gold is holding in the $4,050–$4,110 zone while silver has pushed back toward the high $57s to low $58s. The recent rebound was driven partly by lower Treasury yields and a weaker dollar — but those conditions can reverse quickly when major economic data arrives.

Key Levels I’m Watching This Week

Gold: Support $4,000–$4,020 | Resistance $4,100–$4,120

Silver: Support $56.50–$57.00 | Resistance $59.00–$60.00

Gold-Silver Ratio: Watching for any decisive break lower

This week could determine whether the rebound develops into another sustained precious-metals rally — or becomes another failed breakout. As always, please remember that I am not a financial advisor & this is not financial advice. Do your own research.

🔥 Quick Summary – My Biggest Watchouts This Week

🏭 ISM Manufacturing PMI — Monday: 10 am ET

🏗️ Construction Spending — Monday: 10 am ET

📊 US Trade Balance — Tuesday: 8:30 am ET

📦 Factory Orders — Tuesday: 10 am ET

👥 JOLTS Job Openings — Tuesday: 10 am ET

🏭 ISM Services PMI — Wednesday: 10 am ET

🎤 Fed Governor Lisa D. Cook Speech (Economic Outlook) — Wednesday: 4:05 pm ET

📉 Initial Jobless Claims — Thursday: 8:30 am ET

📈 Q2 Productivity & Unit Labor Costs — Thursday: 8:30 am ET

🔥 July Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) + Unemployment Rate + Average Hourly Earnings — Friday: 8:30 am ET 📊 CFTC Gold & Silver Positioning — Friday: 3:30 pm ET

🥇 COMEX Gold Deliveries & Inventory — All week

💵 Treasury Yields, Real Yields & US Dollar — All week

🌎 Iran / Strait of Hormuz Developments — All week

🏭China Physical Gold & Silver Demand — All week

Why This Week Matters for Gold & Silver

This week could set the tone for precious metals well into August. The calendar is loaded with labor-market and manufacturing data, climaxing with Friday’s July Nonfarm Payrolls report. In between we get ISM Manufacturing, ISM Services, JOLTS job openings, productivity, unit labor costs, and a speech from Fed Governor Lisa Cook.

Together, these reports could significantly reshape expectations for Federal Reserve policy, Treasury yields, real yields, and the US dollar — all of which are major near-term drivers of gold and silver prices. At the same time, the US-Iran conflict remains the biggest wildcard. A major military escalation, tanker attack, ceasefire announcement, or disruption to the Strait of Hormuz could quickly override the economic calendar by moving oil prices, inflation expectations, safe-haven demand, and bond yields.

For stackers, this is a week to watch not just the headlines, but how the market reacts. The direction of real yields, the US dollar, and geopolitical developments may matter even more than the economic data itself.

🚨 My Biggest Concern This Week

The biggest risk this week is not found on the economic calendar — it is the US-Iran conflict. ISM data, JOLTS, the jobs report, Governor Cook’s speech, Treasury yields, and COMEX deliveries could all move gold and silver. But one major development involving Iran, oil infrastructure, commercial shipping, Gulf military bases, Saudi Arabia, or the Strait of Hormuz could instantly override every scheduled report.

A softer jobs report or cooling ISM prices could initially push yields lower and send metals higher. Hours later, a tanker attack or major strike could send oil, inflation expectations, Treasury yields, and the dollar sharply higher — completely reversing the move.

The opposite is also possible. A credible ceasefire or diplomatic breakthrough could create extreme volatility for oil prices, yields, and the US dollar. That is why this week cannot be analyzed through the economic calendar alone.

This Week’s Key Events

Monday, August 3

1. ISM Manufacturing PMI — 10:00 am ET

   I will be watching the headline PMI, new orders, production, employment, supplier deliveries, inventories, prices paid and export orders.

Stronger manufacturing can support silver’s industrial demand story (solar, electronics, AI data centers, EVs, power-grid expansion). However, stronger data can also push Treasury yields and the dollar higher — creating a mixed reaction.

My Take

ISM Manufacturing is probably the most important report on Monday, especially for silver. Stronger manufacturing supports silver's industrial-demand story, but if the report also pushes Treasury yields sharply higher, the monetary headwind could outweigh the industrial benefit. I'll be watching the bond market's reaction just as closely as the PMI itself.

2. Construction Spending — 10:00 am ET

   Construction Spending isn't usually a major standalone catalyst for gold or silver, but it provides valuable insight into the health of the broader U.S. economy.

   
   

I'll be watching for trends in:

• Commercial construction

• Manufacturing facilities

• Infrastructure spending

• Data center development

• Residential construction

  
  

Because construction activity influences expectations for economic growth, the report can indirectly affect Treasury yields, the U.S. dollar and, ultimately, precious metals.

Bullish for Gold & Silver

Construction Spending comes in weaker than expected:

✅ Suggests economic growth may be slowing

✅ Can help push Treasury yields and real yields lower

✅ May weaken the U.S. dollar

✅ Increases expectations for future Federal Reserve rate cuts

Bearish for Gold & Silver

Construction Spending comes in stronger than expected:

❌ Signals resilient economic growth

❌ Can support higher Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar

❌ Reduces near-term expectations for Fed rate cuts

My Take

Construction Spending is unlikely to move gold and silver on its own, but a major surprise could influence the bond market. As we've seen repeatedly this year, Treasury yields often have a bigger impact on precious metals than the economic report itself. That's why I'll be watching the market's reaction—not just the headline number.

Tuesday, August 4

1. JOLTS Job Openings — 10:00 am ET

   The JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) provides one of the Federal Reserve's best snapshots of labor-market demand.

I'll be watching:

• Job openings

• Hiring

• Quits

• Layoffs

• Labor-market tightness

  
  

A cooling labor market could increase expectations for future Fed rate cuts, while another strong report would reinforce the higher-for-longer narrative.

Bullish for Gold & Silver

Job openings decline more than expected:

✅ Labor market shows signs of cooling

✅ Treasury yields move lower

✅ US dollar weakens

✅ Markets increase expectations for future Fed rate cuts

Bearish for Gold & Silver

Job openings remain unexpectedly strong:

❌ Labor market stays tight

❌ Treasury yields rise

❌ US dollar strengthens

❌ Markets push back expectations for Fed easing

My Take

JOLTS has become one of the Fed's favorite labor-market indicators. A significant downside surprise could support gold and silver by lowering Treasury yields, while another strong report would likely create short-term headwinds for precious metals.

2. US International Trade Balance — 8:30 am ET

   The Trade Balance report offers another look at the strength of the US economy and can occasionally influence the US dollar and GDP expectations.

I'll be paying close attention to:

• Overall trade deficit

• Import and export trends

• Nonmonetary gold flows

• Precious-metals trade activity

  
  

Bullish for Gold & Silver

A weaker-than-expected report that pressures the US dollar:

✅ Signs of continued physical precious-metals demand

Bearish for Gold & Silver

A stronger report that boosts confidence in the US economy:

❌ Supports a stronger US dollar

❌ Can contribute to higher Treasury yields

My Take

This report rarely moves precious metals on its own, but I'll be watching the underlying details for any notable shifts in gold and silver imports or exports. Those trends can provide useful clues about physical demand.

3. Factory Orders — 10:00 am ET

   Factory Orders provide another important look at manufacturing activity and industrial demand.

   For silver investors, I'll be watching orders for:

   • Computers

   • Electronics

   • Electrical equipment

   • Machinery

   • Transportation equipment

   • Capital goods

     
     

   These sectors are major consumers of silver and can offer insight into future industrial demand.

   
   

   Bullish for Silver

   ✅ Strong orders for technology and industrial equipment

   ✅ Continued investment in manufacturing

   ✅ Supports silver's long-term industrial-demand story

   
   

   Bearish for Gold & Silver

   ❌ Weak factory orders

   ❌ Slowing industrial activity

   ❌ May weigh on silver's industrial outlook

   
   

   However, if weaker orders also push Treasury yields lower, that monetary tailwind could offset some of the industrial weakness.

   
   

   My Take

   Factory Orders probably won't be the biggest market mover on Tuesday, but they provide another piece of the economic puzzle. For silver, the balance between industrial demand and the bond market's reaction will likely matter more than the headline number itself.

   
   

Wednesday, August 5

1. ISM Services PMI — 10:00 am ET

   The services sector accounts for the largest share of the US economy, making this one of the week's most important reports for gold, silver and Federal Reserve expectations.

   
   

   I'll be watching:

   • Headline Services PMI

   • Business Activity

   • New Orders

   • Employment

   • Prices Paid (the inflation component)

     
     

   The Prices Paid index could be especially important. If inflation within the services sector remains stubbornly high, markets may expect the Fed to keep interest rates elevated for longer—potentially pushing Treasury yields and the US dollar higher.

   
   

   Bullish for Gold & Silver

   Weaker-than-expected Services PMI:

   ✅ Cooling Prices Paid

   ✅ Treasury yields move lower

   ✅ US dollar weakens

   ✅ Markets increase expectations for future Fed rate cuts

   
   

   Bearish for Gold & Silver

   Strong Services PMI:

   ❌ Higher Prices Paid

   ❌ Treasury yields rise

   ❌ US dollar strengthens

   ❌ Markets push back expectations for Fed easing

   
   

   My Take

   This is probably the second-most important economic report of the week behind Friday's Jobs Report. I'll be paying just as much attention to the bond market's reaction as I will to the headline number. If Treasury yields move sharply after the release, expect gold and silver to follow.

   
   
   
   

2. Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook Speaks — 4:05 pm ET

   Gov. Cook speakers on the Economic Outlook at the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) 2026 Economic Luncheon – Anchorage, Alaska. Any comments regarding inflation, the labor market, economic growth or the future path of interest rates could influence market expectations for Federal Reserve policy.

   
   

   While this speech is unlikely to be as market-moving as Friday's Jobs Report, investors will be looking for any clues about how Fed officials are interpreting the latest economic data and whether recent reports have changed their outlook.

   
   

   My Take

   With the Jobs Report just two days away, I don't expect Governor Cook to make any major policy announcements. However, even subtle shifts in tone—particularly regarding inflation or the labor market—could move Treasury yields and the US dollar, creating additional volatility for gold and silver.

Thursday, August 6

1. Initial Jobless Claims — 8:30 am ET

   Initial Jobless Claims provide one of the fastest and most up-to-date snapshots of the US labor market.

   While one week's data rarely changes the bigger picture, a meaningful surprise just one day before the July Jobs Report could influence Treasury yields, the US dollar and expectations for Friday's release.

   
   

   Bullish for Gold & Silver

   Jobless Claims come in higher than expected:

   ✅ Suggests the labor market may be cooling

   ✅ Can push Treasury yields and the US dollar lower

   ✅ Increases expectations for future Fed rate cuts

   
   

   Bearish for Gold & Silver

   Claims remain unexpectedly low:

   ❌ Signals continued labor-market strength

   ❌ Can support higher Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar

   ❌ Reduces expectations for near-term Fed easing

   
   

   My Take

   This report probably won't overshadow Friday's Jobs Report, but it can still set the tone heading into one of the week's biggest events. If Jobless Claims come in well above or below expectations, expect markets to begin repricing Friday's employment data almost immediately.

   
   

2. Preliminary Q2 Productivity & Unit Labor Costs — 8:30 am ET

   This report provides another important look at inflation pressures beneath the surface. Higher productivity allows businesses to produce more output with the same workforce, helping reduce inflationary pressure. Unit Labor Costs measure how much employers are paying in labor to produce each unit of output.

   
   

   Bullish for Gold & Silver

   Productivity exceeds expectations:

   ✅ Unit Labor Costs moderate

   ✅ Inflation pressures ease

   ✅ Treasury yields remain contained

   
   

   Bearish for Gold & Silver

   Productivity disappoints:

   ❌ Labor costs rise faster than expected

   ❌ Inflation concerns increase

   ❌ Treasury yields and the US dollar strengthen

   
   

   My Take

   This isn't usually a headline-grabbing report, but the Federal Reserve pays close attention to labor costs when assessing inflation risks. If labor costs remain elevated, markets may conclude that inflation could stay sticky, making it harder for the Fed to justify cutting rates.

Friday, August 7

1. US Nonfarm Payrolls — 8:30 am ET

   The July Employment Situation Report is the most important scheduled event of the week and has the potential to drive significant volatility across gold, silver, Treasury yields and the US dollar.

   
   

   Markets will be watching:

   • Nonfarm Payrolls (headline job growth)

   • Unemployment Rate

   • Average Hourly Earnings

   • Average Weekly Hours

   • Labor Force Participation Rate

   • Revisions to prior months

     
     

   The revisions are often overlooked but can significantly change the market's interpretation of the labor market. A weak headline number paired with large upward revisions—or vice versa—can produce a very different reaction than the initial payroll figure alone.

   
   

   Bullish for Gold & Silver

   Payroll growth misses expectations:

   ✅ Unemployment rate rises

   ✅ Wage growth cools

   ✅ Treasury yields decline

   ✅ US dollar weakens

   ✅ Markets increase expectations for future Fed rate cuts

   
   

   Bearish for Gold & Silver

   Payroll growth exceeds expectations:

   ❌ Unemployment remains low or declines

   ❌ Wage growth accelerates

   ❌ Treasury yields rise

   ❌ US dollar strengthens

   ❌ Markets push back expectations for Fed easing

   
   

   Stagflation Scenario

   The most complicated outcome would be weaker hiring combined with hotter-than-expected wage growth.

   That combination could create fears of slowing economic growth alongside persistent inflation, leading to a volatile two-way reaction in both the bond market and precious metals.

   
   

   My Take

   This is the report I'll be watching most closely all week. However, the Jobs Report itself won't tell the whole story. The market's reaction in Treasury yields and the US dollar will likely determine whether gold and silver extend their recent rebound or come under renewed pressure.

   
   

   2. CFTC Gold & Silver Positioning — 3:30 pm ET

   The weekly Commitments of Traders (COT) report provides a snapshot of positioning in the futures market.

   
   

   I'll be watching:

   • Managed Money Longs

   • Managed Money Shorts

   • Producer Hedging

   • Total Open Interest

   • Any signs of crowded positioning

     
     

   Why It Matters

   Extreme bullish or bearish positioning can leave the market vulnerable to sharp reversals. Although the report is backward-looking, it helps identify whether speculative traders are becoming overly optimistic or pessimistic, providing useful context for the weeks ahead.

   
   

Markets I'll Be Watching All Week

Throughout the week, I'll be watching several key market drivers that could have just as much impact on gold and silver as the economic data itself.

• 📈 Treasury yields & real yields (often more important than the data releases themselves)

• 💵 US Dollar Index (DXY)

• 🌎 Iran, the Strait of Hormuz & broader Middle East developments

• 🥇 COMEX gold deliveries, inventory movements & warehouse activity

• 🏦China physical demand (Shanghai premiums, SGE withdrawals & imports)

• 🏦 Central-bank gold buying

  
  

Additional Fed Calendar Note

1. Saturday, August 8 – Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle W. Bowman participates in a virtual Fireside Chat (12:45 pm). Less market-moving than a mid-week policy speech, but still on the radar.

What Could Push Gold & Silver Higher This Week?

✅ Weaker-than-expected ISM data

✅ Falling JOLTS job openings

✅ Cooler wage growth

✅ A softer-than-expected Jobs Report

✅ Falling Treasury yields and real yields

✅ A weaker US dollar

✅ Strong physical demand from China and other Asian markets

✅ Continued central-bank gold buying

✅ Stable or easing geopolitical tensions that allow yields to move lower

What Could Push Gold & Silver Lower This Week?

❌ Stronger-than-expected job growth

❌ Hotter wage growth

❌ Rising ISM Prices Paid

❌ Higher Treasury yields and real yields

❌ A stronger US dollar

❌ Heavy speculative liquidation

❌ Geopolitical escalation that pushes oil prices, inflation expectations and bond yields higher

Five Things I'll Be Watching Every Morning

While the headlines will focus on economic reports, these are the five markets I'll be watching first each day:

• 🥇 Gold

• 🥈 Silver

• 📈 US Treasury Yields

• 💵 US Dollar Index (DXY)

• 🛢️ Crude Oil

  
  

The reaction in these markets will often tell us more than the headlines themselves.

My Biggest Watchout This Week

The July Jobs Report is the week's biggest scheduled catalyst—but it won't tell the whole story. I'll be watching just as closely how the bond market reacts. Over the past several months, gold and silver have often followed Treasury yields and the US dollar more closely than the economic headlines themselves. If yields fall after the data, precious metals could have room to extend their recent rally. If yields surge, expect gold and silver to face renewed pressure regardless of what the headline payroll number says.

The biggest wildcard remains the Middle East. Any major escalation involving Iran, the Strait of Hormuz or global energy supplies could quickly shift inflation expectations, oil prices, Treasury yields and safe-haven demand—potentially overpowering even the week's economic calendar.

While Wall Street reacts to every economic report, physical stackers should remember the bigger picture.

One jobs report won't change decades of debt accumulation, record central-bank gold buying or silver's long-term structural supply deficit. Short-term volatility creates headlines, long-term fundamentals build wealth.

That's why I'll be watching the data, Treasury yields and the headlines all week—and why I continue stacking physical gold and silver.

We Stack. We Hold. We Think in Years, Not Days.

Crustacean Nation

Which event do you think will have the biggest impact on gold and silver this week?

📊 ISM Manufacturing

👷 JOLTS Job Openings

🏭 ISM Services

🎤 Fed Governor Lisa D. Cook's Speech

🔥 July Jobs Report

📈 Treasury Yields

🌎 Iran & the Strait of Hormuz

👇 Drop your prediction in the comments!

Will silver finally reclaim $60 and begin its next run toward $70... or do the bears have one more shakeout left before the next major rally?

— International Stacker

Stay consistent. Stay stacked!

Not financial advice. Just some dude on the internet with crabs!

Weekly Gold and Silver Calendar

Day	Time (ET)	Event	Why It Matters for Gold & Silver
Monday, Aug. 3	10:00 AM	ISM Manufacturing PMI	Manufacturing activity, inflation pressures & silver's industrial demand
	10:00 AM	Construction Spending	Economic growth, Treasury yields & industrial activity
Tuesday, Aug. 4	8:30 AM	U.S. International Trade Balance	Dollar, GDP expectations & precious-metals trade flows
	10:00 AM	JOLTS Job Openings	Labor-market strength & Fed rate expectations
	10:00 AM	Factory Orders	Manufacturing demand & silver's industrial outlook
Wednesday, Aug. 5	10:00 AM	ISM Services PMI	Services inflation, Treasury yields & Fed policy
	4:05 PM	Fed Governor Lisa D. Cook Speaks	Comments on inflation, labor market & interest rates
Thursday, Aug. 6	8:30 AM	Initial Jobless Claims	Labor-market health & rate-cut expectations
	8:30 AM	Productivity & Unit Labor Costs	Inflation pressures & Federal Reserve outlook
Friday, Aug. 7	8:30 AM	U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls	Week's Biggest Catalyst: Jobs, unemployment, wages & Fed expectations
	3:30 PM	CFTC Commitment of Traders (COT)	Gold & silver futures positioning and speculative sentiment
Saturday, Aug. 8	12:45 PM	Fed Vice Chair Michelle W. Bowman (Virtual Fireside Chat)	Lower market impact, but worth monitoring for policy comments

⭐ Biggest Events to Watch:

1. Friday's US Jobs Report

2. Wednesday's ISM Services PMI

3. Monday's ISM Manufacturing PMI

4. Tuesday's JOLTS Job Openings

5. Fed Governor Lisa D. Cook's Speech

Research & Data Sources

• Federal Reserve – https://www.federalreserve.gov/

• Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) – https://www.bls.gov/

• Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) – https://www.bea.gov/

• Institute for Supply Management (ISM) – https://www.ismworld.org/

• U.S. Treasury – https://home.treasury.gov/

• CME Group (COMEX) – https://www.cmegroup.com/

• CFTC Commitments of Traders (COT) – https://www.cftc.gov/

• Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) – https://en.sge.com.cn/

• World Gold Council – https://www.gold.org/

• The Silver Institute – https://www.silverinstitute.org/

  
  

FAQ: Gold & Silver Weekly Watchout

What will move gold prices this week?

The biggest scheduled catalyst is Friday's July Jobs Report (Nonfarm Payrolls). However, ISM Manufacturing, JOLTS Job Openings, ISM Services, Treasury yields, the US dollar and any major developments involving Iran or the Strait of Hormuz could all significantly impact gold prices.

What will move silver prices this week?

Silver will react to many of the same factors as gold, including Treasury yields, the US dollar and Federal Reserve expectations. Because silver is also an industrial metal, investors should pay close attention to ISM Manufacturing, Factory Orders, and other indicators of manufacturing activity.

When is the July 2026 Jobs Report?

The July Employment Situation Report will be released on Friday, August 7, at 8:30 am ET.

Markets will closely watch:

• Nonfarm Payrolls

• Unemployment Rate

• Average Hourly Earnings

• Labor Force Participation Rate

• Revisions to previous months

Why does the Jobs Report affect gold and silver?

The Jobs Report heavily influences expectations for Federal Reserve interest-rate policy. A weaker labor market may increase expectations for future rate cuts, while a stronger labor market can push Treasury yields and the US dollar higher, creating short-term pressure on precious metals.

Why does ISM Manufacturing matter for silver?

Silver is both a precious metal and an industrial metal. Stronger manufacturing activity can improve expectations for demand from solar panels, electronics, electric vehicles, artificial intelligence infrastructure and other industrial applications.

Why do Treasury yields matter for gold?

Gold and silver do not pay interest. When Treasury yields—especially real yields—rise, interest-bearing assets become relatively more attractive. Falling real yields generally create a more supportive environment for precious metals.

Why do Treasury yields sometimes matter more than inflation?

Gold doesn't always react directly to inflation reports. In many cases, the market's reaction in Treasury yields and the US dollar has a greater short-term impact on precious-metals prices. That's why investors often watch the bond market just as closely as the economic data itself.

Why is the U.S. Dollar important this week?

Gold and silver usually move inversely to the US Dollar Index (DXY). A weaker dollar often supports higher precious-metals prices by making gold and silver less expensive for international buyers.

How could Iran and the Strait of Hormuz affect precious metals?

Any major escalation involving Iran or the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt global energy markets, increase oil prices, influence inflation expectations and trigger safe-haven demand. However, recent market reactions have shown that rising Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar can sometimes outweigh traditional safe-haven buying.

What are COMEX gold deliveries, and why do they matter?

COMEX delivery data shows how many futures contracts result in physical delivery rather than being closed or rolled forward. Many precious-metals investors watch delivery activity and warehouse inventories for clues about physical demand and market sentiment.

Why does China matter for gold and silver?

China is one of the world's largest consumers of gold and silver. Physical demand, Shanghai Gold Exchange activity, central-bank purchases and manufacturing trends can all influence global precious-metals markets.

Why is silver often more volatile than gold?

Silver serves two roles:

• As a precious metal

• As an industrial metal

Because of this dual demand, silver often experiences larger price swings than gold during both rallies and corrections.

What should stackers do during volatile weeks? 

Stay focused on your long-term strategy. Avoid leverage, do not go into debt to purchase precious metals, compare premiums carefully, and do not allow one report or breaking headline to force an emotional decision.

What is the best strategy for stackers right now?

Stay consistent through Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA). Focus on your long-term plan rather than trying to time every headline. Physical gold and silver remain excellent financial insurance during periods of uncertainty, inflation risks, and geopolitical tension.

What is Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)?

Dollar Cost Averaging is an investment strategy where you purchase a fixed dollar amount of gold or silver on a regular schedule regardless of price. This helps remove emotion from investing while reducing the impact of short-term market volatility.

Why do many stackers use Dollar Cost Averaging?

Many long-term stackers use Dollar Cost Averaging because it avoids trying to perfectly time the market. When prices fall, the same dollar amount purchases more troy ounces. When prices rise, fewer ounces are purchased. Over time, this can lower the average cost per troy ounce.

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